Job Skills Program

What is the Job Skills Program?

Washington's Job Skills Program (JSP) is training customized to meet employers' specific needs. Training is delivered to new or current employees at the work site or in a classroom.

What is the purpose?

JSP training is a tool for enhancing the growth of Washington's economy and increasing employment opportunities. JSP provides funding for training in regions with high unemployment rates and high levels of poverty. It also supports areas with new and growing industries; locations where the local population does not have the skills needed to stay employed; and those regions impacted by economic changes that cause large-scale job loss.

A central focus of JSP is to provide training and employment opportunities for the unemployed, or those at risk of losing their jobs due to technological or economic changes.

Who can apply?

JSP awards grants to licensed educational institutions in Washington. JSP funds half of the training cost; partner employers provide a cash or in-kind match to fund the other half.

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Job Skills Program Documents
2008 - 09 Job Skills Program Guidelines
2008 - 09 Job Skills Program Concept Paper Outline
2007-08 Job Skills Program Guidelines Applications are accepted through the last Wednesday of each month for review the following week. Formal applications must be completed in the Online Grant Management System (OGMS). For more information on the application process, please contact Teri Echterling at techterling@sbctc.edu.
2007 - 08 Final Report Template
2007-08 Job Skills Program Concept Paper Outline
2008 Job Skills Program Report to the Legislature
JSP Listserv Information
JSP Listserv Information: http://lists.ctc.edu/mailman/listinfo
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